Yeah, this is what so many people miss: privacy in the moment of browsing is only one of several problems. There’s also the much longer term problem of web standards developing in such a way as to facilitate the stripping of privacy, and using a browser that facilitates Google’s hegemony over those standards enables that.
Annoying as this is, it makes sense. Of course Chrome is the most secure browser in Google’s OS. Google controls the stack of software, and they have far more resources than Mozilla or Graphine combined could ever provide.
All chromium browsers are no-go for me.
Yeah, this is what so many people miss: privacy in the moment of browsing is only one of several problems. There’s also the much longer term problem of web standards developing in such a way as to facilitate the stripping of privacy, and using a browser that facilitates Google’s hegemony over those standards enables that.
I wish vanadium was available independently of Graphene
Even Vanadium supports Google’s hegemony over web standards and is therefore evil (I say as someone who otherwise likes and uses GrapheneOS).
It is a bad mistake that the GrapheneOS people haven’t developed a hardened Firefox-based browser instead.
Limitations of gecko. They’ve covered their reasons before https://grapheneos.org/usage#web-browsing
Edit to add. I think the browser of choice debate differs significantly depending on the OS in use.
Annoying as this is, it makes sense. Of course Chrome is the most secure browser in Google’s OS. Google controls the stack of software, and they have far more resources than Mozilla or Graphine combined could ever provide.